At the closing bell, the index was 7.96 points higher at 1,681.90 after spending nearly the whole day in positive territory.
Shares rebound on whiff of oil plunge bottom
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The benchmark FBM-KLCI index ended higher for the first time this week, led by banking counters, as tell-tale signs of a bottom to the recent global crude oil price plunge emerge, adding to growing investor confidence.
